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trembler

[trem-bler] / ˈtrɛm blər /


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The vibrations caused by the work led to businesses' trembler alarms repeatedly going off.

From BBC Nov. 16, 2024

When New York City was rattled by an earthquake earlier this year, Hernández threw on a skintight jumpsuit and a cap with NYC on it to embody the trembler.

From Salon Nov. 9, 2024

Lots of spiking words only spike because they are “cued” by headline writers, who are basically the only people who use them, says Sokolowski, like when journalists use the word trembler to describe an earthquake.

From Time Dec. 19, 2016

The venture had a team working on an out-of-service reactor at the site when the first trembler struck, Tetuan said.

From BusinessWeek Mar. 12, 2011

What bird of the air had sown the seed in such a soil was a problem to herself—but true it was!—the confident belle had grown a blushing trembler!

From Stories by American Authors (Volume 4) by Woolson, Constance Fenimore




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